by Rachel Cohen (11/05/24) In the final part of a series looking at how Spurs might line up in Sunday’s FA Cup Final, this blog looks at Robert Vilahamn’s options in attack. Previous parts looked at nailed-on starters and central defensive options. Despite having a deeper bench this season, there are just five players who are likely toContinue reading “Predicting Spurs’ FA Cup Final Team. Part 3: Attacking Options”
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Predicting Spurs’ FA Cup Final Team. Part 2: Vilahamn’s Options in Central Defence
by Rachel Lara Cohen (11/5/24) Following on from Part 1 which looked at players who were nailed-on starters for Spurs’ FA Cup Final on Sunday, Rachel Cohen zooms in on manager, Robert Vilahamn’s, options in Central Defence. The final part will focus on attacking options Essentially, Spurs have three central defenders, all of whom haveContinue reading “Predicting Spurs’ FA Cup Final Team. Part 2: Vilahamn’s Options in Central Defence”
Predicting Spurs’ Team for the FA Cup Final. Part 1: Nailed on positions
By Rachel Cohen Above: The whole squad (and staff) visiting Wembley in preparation for the final. Image: @Spurswomen With the biggest final in Spurs’ history less than a week away there are questions about exactly who will be in the line-up at Wembley. But there are a few positions that we can confidently predict. InContinue reading “Predicting Spurs’ Team for the FA Cup Final. Part 1: Nailed on positions”
Points are shared in East London
By Hannah Chadwick (01/05/2024) The Lilywhites are without key players Martha Thomas and Drew Spence who both picked up injuries against Manchester United. Jessica Naz also reaches 100 appearances for the club which is an amazing achievement for a young player. While the seagulls were without Australian defender Charlie Rule. Some good news for themContinue reading “Points are shared in East London”
Shannon Cooke grabs last gasp equaliser against Villa
Aston Villa 1-1 West Ham United by Tom Coopey at Villa Park for Impetus (28/04/24). Above: Viviane Asseyi congratulates Shannon Cooke after her vital equaliser Photo: Suvadeep Biswas for Impetus. The three points looked to be wrapped up for Aston Villa, after Alisha Lehmann’s goal off the bench in the 72nd minute. A last gasp header from anotherContinue reading “Shannon Cooke grabs last gasp equaliser against Villa”
The NWSL Recap: Round 5
By Hannah Chadwick (25/04/2024) Huge score lines, 27 goals, unexpected signings, injuries It has been a busy weekend in the NWSL. Our first game of the weekend was a sole goal thriller where Orlando Pride remained unbeaten as they took all three points from San Diego Wave. Summer Yates scored the only goal of theContinue reading “The NWSL Recap: Round 5”
Norfolk Wrap
Ceri Flye (Left) scored for Norwich City in their 4-1 home win over AFC Sudbury. Credit – Norwich City Women FC FA Women’s National League Division One South East Norwich City rounded off their home fixtures for the season with a 4-1 win over AFC Sudbury. Natasha Snelling scored a brace with Ceri Flye andContinue reading “Norfolk Wrap”
Twin telepathy stuns the AMEX Stadium
Brighton and Hove Albion 1-2 Everton By Aimee-Lou Caldecourt (22/4/24) Above: Karen and Sara Holmgaard teamed up and gave Everton the advantage on the South Coast. Photo: WSL. Fireworks welcomed Brighton and Everton to the pitch. The teams went into the fixture knowing that safety in the Women’s Super League was all but mathematically confirmed. The game started pretty cagey inContinue reading “Twin telepathy stuns the AMEX Stadium”
Norfolk Wrap
Ellie Smith (Yellow) scored for Norwich City in their 1-1 draw at Haywards Heath Town. Credit – Norwich City Women FC FA Women’s National League Division One South East Norwich City’s title hopes evaporated as they were held to an embarrassing 1-1 draw at already relegated Haywards Heath Town. Ellie Smith had given Norwich CityContinue reading “Norfolk Wrap”
Match Analysis: Republic of Ireland vs England
by Morganna King 10/04/24 photo: Ireland Football The Republic of Ireland met England for the first time competitively in nearly 40 years at the Aviva Stadium in Dublin. The game saw England dominating possession and coming away with a 2-0 victory. Ireland are yet to come away with a win in their Euro Qualifying campaignContinue reading “Match Analysis: Republic of Ireland vs England”
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